
Dr. Amy Lee
@minisciencegirl
Assistant Professor @ SFU MBB | Systems Biology of Host-Pathogen | Vaccinology | Neonatal Sepsis | Pathogen Genomics | Loves data, food & art.
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29-06-2009 21:30:00
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Next in our 2024 round-up: SFU Molecular Biology and Biochemistry prof Amy Lee Dr. Amy Lee and colleagues have found a genetic signature in newborns that can help identify risk of life-threatening neonatal sepsis days before symptoms begin to occur. ow.ly/Mq0i50UuBoO

Wonderful 1st session at #BIW2025 related to #microbiome & #inflammatory diseases!š§« Dr. Amy Lee Edelblum Lab Christina Thornton Robert Dickson Dr June Round



Sepsis is a major and unrecognized cause of death and disability, argues a new article by Robert Hancock et al. See how systems immunology can transform sepsis care: fro.ntiers.in/JEUp Andy An Andy An University of British Columbia Claudia dos Santos Unity Health Toronto Amy Lee Dr. Amy Lee Simon Fraser University

Sepsis causes about 20% of deaths worldwide, and is critically difficult to diagnose. Read the explainer of a new article on how systems immunology could solve this medical dilemma, by Robert Hancock of University of British Columbia, Amy Lee Dr. Amy Lee of Simon Fraser University, and more ā¬ļø

Sepsis, a complex and heterogenous syndrome triggered by infection, causes millions of deaths each year. Explore our hub of expert articles on how to reshape sepsis care, by authors Robert Hancock of University of British Columbia, Amy Lee Dr. Amy Lee of Simon Fraser University, Jean-Louis Vincent of UniversitĆ© libre de Bruxelles, & more ā¬ļø

Advancing sepsis care relies on patient characterization via systems immunology, precision treatments, and global collaboration. -Prof Jean-Louis Vincent Jean-Louis Vincent of UniversitĆ© libre de Bruxelles comments on an article by Robert Hancock, Amy Lee Dr. Amy Lee, Any An Andy An, & more ā¬ļø

Explore how systems immunology could transform sepsis careāimproving patient outcomes and saving millions of lives. Join our #FrontiersForum webinar with Prof Hancock of UBC Dept of Microbiology and Immunology, Claudia dos Santos of Unity Health Toronto, Dr. Amy Lee of Simon Fraser University & Jean-Louis Vincent ā¬ļø
